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Multiplicity<br />

•Fraction of giant <strong>planets</strong> in multiple systems: ~25%. Incomplete...<br />

•Fraction of low mass <strong>planets</strong> in multiple systems: ~70%<br />

•Hot Jupiters seem to be lonely. Formation? Disk cleaning? Kozai?<br />

•HD10180: up to 7 <strong>planets</strong> (RV)<br />

HD10180 a[AU] Msini<br />

(b) 0.02 1.4<br />

c 0.06 13.2<br />

d 0.13 11.9<br />

e 0.27 25.4<br />

f 0.49 23.6<br />

g 1.4 21.4<br />

h 3.4 65.3<br />

Lovis et al. 2011<br />

•Eccentricities 0-0.15<br />

•Solar like star Fe/H=0.08, M=1.06 Msun<br />

•Some period ratios are fairly close to integer or<br />

half-integer values, but no mean-motion<br />

resonances.<br />

•Roughly regularly spaced on a logarithmic scale<br />

•Kepler-11: six transiting <strong>planets</strong><br />

Kepler-11 a[AU] Msini<br />

b 0.09 4.3<br />

c 0.11 13.5<br />

d 0.15 6.1<br />

e 0.19 8.4<br />

f 0.25 2.3<br />

g 0.46

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